Johnson supporters deny filing Clark delegates in South Dakota
In Mitchell and Vermilion reports, Johnson democrats deny involvement in a Clark delegate list tied to a Pettigrew-Wickham deal. Pettigrew may back Clark if delegates pledge to drop Wilson, while Johnson factions push Wilson. South Dakota delegates discuss a presidential preference, with Pettigrew endorsing Clark.
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Aberdeen
J. S. Johnson
Clark
Johnson
Woodrow Wilson
Jenneon
Wilson
Pettigrew
United States
Jahnson Democrats
New Jersey
Mitchell
Wickham
Cham Glark
Wilson-Johnson
Pettinresw
June Jr
Wilson-Clark-Bryan
Aney Lee
Progressive Democracy
Lee
Johnson Democratic
South Dakota
Grand Jury Called in Pennington County for May 14
Judge McGee signed State's Attorney Dean's petition calling a Pennington County grand jury for May 14. It will review county books, probe links to the well and coyotte bounty strands, investigate Bert Morrison's murder and the burning body found in a cabin near the tee last November, with a suspect residing in Pennington County.
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Rapid City
McGee
Dean
Pennington County
Coyotte
Bert Morrison
Tee
Brother of Auditor Arrested in Wolf Bounty Forgery Case
Rapid City report details the arrest of Deputy County Auditor David Nfall and James Drysdale for first degree forgery and intent to defraud the state. Fall allegedly signed Richard Stoll’s name on wolf bounty affidavits. Drysdale admitted signing a fictitious name. Bail set at 2000 for Fall. Drysdale’s complaint deemed defective.
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Rapid City
Lt. D
Black Hills
David Nfall
James Drysdale
Howlett Hide and Slur Company
Fall
Lewis
Drysdale
Richard Stoll
Piedmont
Mayor Ladd
Sturgis
Stol
Navin Hotel Lease Secured for Twenty Years
Thomas Navin selects Mid-West Hotel Co to lease the three story building for a new hotel named The Navin. W S Pascoe signs the twenty year deal for possession by July 1 with opening planned September 1. The Navin will follow a European plan with rooms from 1.00 per day, managed by John H. Widmann, alongside the existing Widmann hotel operating on the American plan.
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Thomas Navin
Navin
Mid-West Hotel Co
Mrr
W. S. Pascoe
Rapid City
City
Pascoe
John H
Widmann
Mitchell
Methodist Conference Defers Resolution on Mission Work Abroad
Strenuous debate closed the business session at the General Conference in Minneapolis as William I. Rice of Santiago Chile presented a resolution on Protestant work in Roman Catholic nations. The conference with held the resolution from records and referred it to a five member committee for report on Wednesday.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Methodist Episcopal Church
William I. Rice
Santiago
Chile
Rice
Foregn Lands
James M. Buckley
South
H. W. Keye
Tennessee
Congress of the
United States
Alfalfa Planting Trial Highlights New Transplant Method
Huron hosts Prof N J Hansen from Brookings state college on alfalfa planting demonstrations. He demonstrates transplanting one year old plants rather than sowing seeds, with tests at Ipswich and plans for 1912 state fair. Observations note improved harvest, weed control, root health, and high seed yields from new Russian varieties.
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Huron
N. J. l Waisen
State College
Brookings
Profon
Hansen
CC. N. Mellvaine
State Board of Agriculture
Tpswich
United States
Department of Agriculture
Ipswich
Smallpox Delays Aberdeen Marriage and Quarantine
Love’s young dream was postponed when Hardie Wedegartner from Rugby North Dakota and Pearl Wertz of Aberdeen were to wed at the bride’s brother’s home but the brother and wife contracted smallpox. They married at the Methodist church then the bride was quarantined two weeks. Wedegartner returned to Rugby and the bride would join after release. A Perkins County couple also faced delays seeking a license in Limon when officials were away, forcing hotel rooms and a wait until the next day.
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Aberdeen
OS. I
Love
Hardie
Egaitner
Rugby
N. D
Pearl Wertz
Wedegartner
Perkins County
Lison
Delegates Named to National Conference of Charities
Governor Vessey appoints H. P. Packard J. K. Kunnewsky Redfield O S Swenson Sioux Falls A R Schlosser Plankinton as delegates to the National Conference of Charities and Corrections in Cleveland.
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Pierre
Vessey
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Cleveland
H. P. Packard
J. K. Kunnewsky
Redfield
O. S. Swenson
Sioux Falls
A. R. Schlosser
Roosevelt Wins Maryland Delegates In 1904 Primary
Maryland results show Theodore Roosevelt ahead Taft for the state preference and Clark leading Wilson in the Democratic contest. Roosevelt will command sixteen delegates at the May 14 state convention, with Taft opposing. Across Washington and Nevada reports note Roosevelt gains in Pierce County and Clark in King County. A varied slate of local party officers and delegates is listed.
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Baltimore
Roosevelt
Maryland
Taft
Clark
Wilson
Col. Roosevelt
Champ Clark
Harmon
Theodre Roosevelt
Tacoma
Wash
Washington
Chicago
Pierce County
Walla Walla
King County
Candidates Before the June Primaries County Nomination Filing
Saturday marked the closing for county nomination filings for the June 4 primary. The list shows Republican and Democratic candidates, including State Senator candidate S. E. for the county race.
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Republicam
S. E
Young Women Conference Inspires at North Territorial Meeting
Delegates from five colleges two normals four high schools and one Indian mission totaling seventy attended the North Territorial YWCA convention. Eva Morris discussed YWCA work worldwide while Dr Seaton spoke on Bible study and the value of scripture. Mrs Riggs described Santee Indian mission efforts and Miss Marshall outlined countrywide challenges.
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North Territorial
Young Women’s ‘Christian Association
M. I
Huron College
Yankton College
Eva Morris
Berlin
Germany
Fannie Morris
Seaton
Dakota Wesleyan University
Gardner fined after horsewhipping boy in court
William Reimers, a south side gardener, faced assault and battery charges after admitting he horsewhipped 11 year old Gerald Fuller for damaging his garden and ignoring his keep out signs. Judge Drake fined him 25 dollars plus costs and advised against disciplining other people's children with a whip.
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William Reimers
Gardner
South Side
Gerald Fuller
Fuller
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